i'm selina wang. this is bloomberg. the u.s. top trade negotiator says washington is pushing for a trade-in with beijing that includes significant structural changes to the chinese economy. robert lighthizer also says china has offered to buy more u.s. goods but it is not enough to resolve the trade war. i'm not pollyanna. i don't believe this is going to solve all the problems between the united states and china. we have very different systems. they are either in a process of reform or they are not. if they are in a process of reform, we will make headway. if they are not, who will go right back having problems. shery: let's cross to washington. is the ambassador trying to lower expectations for any quick in to the trade war? president trump is eager to get a deal. he has gone so far as to say that he could have a signing ceremony at his florida resort sometime as soon as next month. bute is moving along, robert lighthizer is saying this really needs to be more comprehensive deal than simply more purchases from the u.s. to chin

wang biang is the only place they produce plutonium.nd another component of a hydrogen weapon, tritium. is wang biang is shut down they can't produce either one. that's very important. people say well they have got another enrichment facility somewhere in the country. yeah they probably do. and eventually we're going to have to get to it. but if we don't get to it right away and yet we do shut down the enrichment facility in wang biang, that's very important. that's progress. we're not going to get the final prize right away. we need to move towards it. and we need to be realistic in what we can get and what we should be satisfied helps protect the national security interests. >> so you've been as i say at the table. you have been in these close negotiations under the clinton administration. you obviously watched what's been going since. president trump talked to kim jong un about the possibilities of an economic revival in his country if he changed his ways. he's said that he believes that kim jong un, you know, was interested in that.

with firstna wang word news.dent trump has repeated his view that trade talks are making progress as negotiators prepared to meet in beijing thursday. of reportts, i had showing how much the trade war has hurt the economy. >> it's going along very well. we will see what happens. they are showing us tremendous respect and something which a lot of countries did not used to show the united states. they are showing us respect now. >> he has hired someone to prepare his defense. he takes over from the former prosecutor who failed several times. carlos ghosn faces charges that could see him jailed for 10 years. an early election is on the cards in spain after the parliament blocked the 2019 budget. afteran was rejected win support. talks broke down ahead of the trial of 12 pro-independence leaders. hong kong securities regulator rates areest to say too high. cutting will cost by 50%. high prices have caused some hedge funds to leave while goldman sachs has moved some staff to cheaper locations. occupancy costs are the

one of wang's neighbors tell us she was always very friendly. he also said she's well aware of the dangers of miss trail. >> i've taken this trail a number of times and it's very slippery and there's a lot of -- you can slip off on the side of the trail. >> reporter: tonight wang's statement saying, she's had a positive impact on everyone she's touched and her love will be felt long after she's gone. >>> park officials say they are investigating wang's death. this is the second death in that area near the miss trail in just two months. in december 25th, a 32-year-old man slipped on the trail and hit his head and then died. reporting live in cupertino, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> maryann, thank you. we have a follow-up to a story we reported last week. there's been a major break in the case. police have a suspect after a gun was stolen from a baggage carousel at s.f.o. investigators are looking for this man, airport security cameras captured this image. they say the man stole the case from a terminal 3 baggage carousel. in t millimeters

investigators say 56-year-old xuan (shon) wang was hiking on the "mist trail" yesterday-- when she was hit by falling rock and ice. this is a map of yosemite park... you can see the mist trail in the center. it's a popular path from yosemite valley that runs alongside vernal falls and nevada falls. the trail was closed due to dangerous conditions yesterday. officials say

he co-founded with chinese lawyer wang ciarán jiang.but in the summer of two thousand and fifteen both ortiz took as part of what is now known as the seven zero nine crackdown on lawyers and human rights activists. and then five months later they came foot darlin. it was a massive operation fifteen to twenty state security officials but came to my home in the evening cameras rolling lights on and it was state security not the police. or sheriff's. justice here while in detention don and realized the only way out was to agree to a taped confession. he relented off to spending days being watched around the clock by gods and ensuring long interrogation sessions. there was a real. little they had a script writer and we had you know the camera people we had a director. then me and her the c.c.t.v. journalist us two actors and literally just reading the lines like a rehearsal except you don't see the papers. since his deportation has lived in chiang mai thailand he's now preparing to leave asia for good. we film only in dollars mindful that q

he co-founded with chinese lawyer wang ciarán jiang.but in the summer of two thousand and fifteen or thirty's took as part of what is now known as the seven zero nine crackdown on lawyers and human rights activists. and then five months later they came for it darlin. it was a massive operation fifteen to twenty state security officials that sort of came to my home in the evening cameras rolling lights on and it was state security not the police. or sheriff's people. are on justice here while in detention don and realised the only way out was to agree to a taped confession. he relented ought to spending days being watched around the clock by guards and ensuring long interrogation sessions. it was surreal. we literally had a script writer and we had you know the camera people we had a director. then me and her the c.c.t.v. journalist us two actors and literally just reading the lines like a rehearsal except you don't see the papers. since his deportation dollin has lived in chiang mai thailand he's now preparing to leave asia folk good. w

wang's son says she loved the outdoors. investigating the circumstances surrounding her death. >>> busy intersection, drivers are met by women begging for money, wanted to get to bottom of it. >>> ice tsunami, wild, what causes this phenomenon? first "jimmy kimmel live." >> it's the night after the oscars and whole town is a mess. >> who am i? i'm an oscar. >> yeah. that leave therea lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, the sound of an old friend's laugh, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. >>> in the south bay, those driving through east san jose are often met by women begging for money. maybe you've seen them, spotted at busy intersections at green lights. viewers asking if they're legit. amanda del castillo is looking for answers. >> reporter: safety vests, sad story. these videos posted to facebook page show women beg

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wang you said she was rejecting an award conferred on her by the american bar association.wang you has since made clear she agreed to the so-called interviews for the sake of her son the teenager was attempting to flee china when he was stopped at a border town in myanmar his father long john says chinese authorities used him as a bargaining chip. we're going with you all to move to the general has been. since have gone forward and are of a mind with the savior. of your joy will want to lead you to. but what exactly is the aim of such confessions activist and academic dr tung bell believes that beyond the intimidation and she merely ation they serve another purpose. rather than the permits and incentives. i lose face and i know i would be criticized by other humans activists. and i may lose my. right makarios tear containment work tung knows what it's like to butt heads with the chinese government. he was once a human rights lawyer who took on some of china's most high profile causes and legal cases tongue was detained multiple times and now lives in exile in the united sta

wang you said she was rejecting an award conferred on her by the american bar association. as a.wang you has since made clear she agreed to the so-called interviews for the sake of her son the teenager was attempting to flee china when he was stopped at a border town in myanmar his father long john says chinese authorities used him as a bargaining chip purse was. put in with you all to move to the general room. says hi go on for work or of a monday and move from the city your new book of job joy you will want to let you know. but what exactly is the aim of such confessions activist and academic dr tung bell believes that beyond intimidation and she really ation they serve another purpose. rather than the permits and i read the sentence. i lose face and i know i would be criticized by other humans activists. and i may lose my. right makarios to continue my work tongue knows what it's like to butt heads with the chinese government. he was once a human rights lawyer who took on some of china's most high profile causes and legal cases tongue was detained multiple times and now lives

correspondents have had a sneak peek of today's world premiere so long my song by chinese director wang josh why so anyone choose the second prize at this festival twice could this year be gold. i'm sumi so much god that's good to have you with us. u.s. vice president mike pence has a cold on europe to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal accusing washington's european allies of trying to evade u.s. sanctions on the country heads was speaking at a middle east security conference in the polish capital warsaw the talks are being led by the u.s. and israel who are aiming to push a more aggressive stance on iran delegates from more than sixty countries have been taking part including from a number of arab nations but several countries did not send high ranking delegations let's listen now to those comments from the u.s. vice president mike pence sadly. some of our leading european partners have not been nearly as cooperative in fact the. mechanisms to break up our sanctions or at some strong words there from the u.s. vice president let's bring in our political correspondent hans bronte is co

and a company called wang laboratories with 32,000 people.ame to silicon valley and i had always heard it was unusual, but the first day, our company was growing so rapidly. i joined when there were 400 people. they had no space. and so they put me in a telephone switching closet. i immediately thought about, should i give my wife a call and say, elaine, i'm coming back to boston? and then there was a problem with a customer, and i jumped into it and went downstairs to find our customer support team, and there was none. so i knew what the problem was, and i was off to the races. i knew the difference i could make. loved the valley, look how fast we moved, but it was a cultural adjustment. emily: i want to talk about where that guy came from. the guy who was willing to sit in the telephone closet. and you were raised in west virginia. tell me about your upbringing. john: i was raised by two doctors. and they were in med school at the time that i came along. i might have been a surprise because that's not necessarily because that's not necessar

i'm selina wang. this is bloomberg. let's get your check with how the aussie markets are faring at this earlier thursday session. sophie: it is a very busy morning for sydney markets. we do have the share market gaining 2/10 of 1%, resuming gains let higher by discretionary and utilities to the aussie dollar is looking little changed ahead of jobs data. study after slipping one third of 1% on the wage data that we saw on wednesday. let's get right to movers of note with earnings. we have web jet jumping the most in more than 14 years after posting a 42% rise. a 33% rise in revenue. theer and paypal rising most in six years after advising it has settled litigation with resmed involving no payment. seeing no material impact on earnings, guidance request farmers is climbing to a 14 week high. the retailer says it is well-positioned to growth after getting rid of its automotive mechanic units and consumers remain cautious. paying a dividend of one aussie dollar a share. star entertainment gaining a dashing gaining ground af

i'm selina wang in san francisco.nd goldman sachs are planning a test of a credit card in a push for consumer credit card. lisa, who covers the credit section, published it and discussed it on bloomberg television. lisa: it's another step for apple into the finance world. they are a have a prepaid card. they are a have apple pay, sort of a five-year journey for them. a little unusual they would partner with goldman on this. they are usually the bank of choice for cobra and cards. that's who paypal works with. amazon also has a card in the same vein. the goldman piece is a little bit unusual, a little bit new. it will be interesting to see how that plays out. anna: a little bit of a risk. back to apple, is it has much of a niece -- nich to why they are doing this? addiction, but are they going to win that many users, you think? did you read anything that makes you think this is a winner? lisa: we will probably all hinge on what the financial health think they are embedding into the apple wallet in conjunction with the

best male lead and best female lead went to wang jing han and young made the stars of so long my son a chinese film that was also a favorite for the golden bear but controversy over another chinese film had threatened to overshadow the festival. we as members of the international jury at the very early regret that we were not able to consider one of the film selected to compete this year. that film is one second one second deals with the chinese cultural revolution it was pulled from competition officially due to technical difficulties but many suspected fell foul of chinese government censors d w's charlotte shell some pill and scott roxboro have been following the festival the bell i know it's made its name as the most political of the festivals this year the jury went as far as to say they were looking for in these where the personal collides with the political and that was in evidence with all the films that won this year and i think it's a real tribute to director peter costello who said his goal in running this festival was to make the berlin carpet a place for political statem

so the and london with the top stories on al-jazeera venezuela's self declared interim leader wang has been meeting national assembly members in the capital caracas he's calling for the safe passage of humanitarian aid into the country u.s. trucks carrying food and medical supplies have left bogota bound for the colombia venezuela border but delivering the aid would require the cooperation of the military which has remained loyal to him but and president nicolas maduro true isabeau has more from caracas who are here outside of a national assembly where you lawmakers with one while you go inside are discussing how to get humanitarian aid into the country we know that this week some medicines and food will start to arrive to the city of kabul that's right next to the border between colombia and venezuela what's not clear yet is how that aid is going to make it into the country the government of the kilometer would always said that that entering that date would be illegal and that's why why there has been appealing to the troops to the military to allow that aid inside the country saying

investigators say 56-year-old xuan (shon) wang was hiking on the "mist trail" when she was hit by fallingrock and ice. this is a map of yosemite park... you can see the mist trail in the center. it's a popular path that runs alongside vernal falls and nevada falls. the trail was closed due to dangerous conditions sunday. officials say the closure is clearly marked and the woman ignored the signs and went around the gate. ( robin ) the rain continues to hit the bay area. john shrable is tracking the showers. for 50 years, cracker barrel has been making folks feel right at home, with meals like homestyle country fried steak, grandma's sampler, and our signature chicken n' dumplins. so, come on home to what you love. come on home to cracker barrel. so, come on home reynold's kitchens™ hasfrustration for good.rap to celebrate, award winner jeff russo composed the world's shortest victory song. [sfx: victory song plays] yes! this is the good stuff™ (áábreakáá) (robin) welcome back to the kron four morning news. taron egerton will soon be on the big screen portraying elton john in a new bio-pic

janelle wang has more. >> not a lot of details being released. but congressional negotiators came out around 6:00 our time and said they've reached an agreement to fund border security and avoid another partial government shutdown. they would not comment on any details because they say the staff is still working on last-minute logistics but did say quote we have an agreement in principal. president trump has not mentioned it yet. he's speaking live right now at a rally in el paso, texas. he's not addressed this news yet that a deal has been made. right now he's making his case he has said he wants about $5.7 billion to help build it. it's already starting to be built at the texas border along the rio grande. he mentioned that about five minutes ago. quite a turn around. last word was that talks were stalled over president trump's wall. democrats also had a new demand over the weekend limit the number of detention facilities at immigrant facilities. details have not been released. no word when it will be. but it will have to be quick because it st

selina wang is joining us. source of funding for a website that prides itself on free speech. what is driving this? selina: reddit is blocked in china but not too unusual for 10 stake. large stake in companies large and small. they are the largest investor in snapchat with a 15% stake. there in companies like tesla and modified -- spotify, uber. in reddit, it makes sense when you look at tencent's gaming. a lot of it is very popular games like fornite, clash of clans. topics that are incredibly popular among reddit users. emily: readdit did confirm the funding round but did not give us a comment on free speech issues. presumably, they don't intend to do anything different or do they? selina: a lot of users have been posted about how frustrated they are, but some users have also pointed out that tencent is an investor in a lot of other companies that have not seen changes in censorship or content since tencent invested but it is a concern. emily: it is not the chinese government, but tencent certainly follows th

. >> joining me our cecelia wang. thank you both of you for being here. why do you think a lawsuit will eventually win out? >> well, thank you for having me, we'll be moving forward with litigations against the president. first and for most, this is no t the king's money. we have national security program in new mexico where the state invented the atomic bomb that are relying at department defense funding right now as we sfe speak. that on its face is unconstitutional. >> what do you make of what allan gomez just said of the lower federal courts all ruling against the president's travel ban during the supreme court ruling in favor of it. do you worry that that's going to be the similar outcome? >> well, first we all have to defend the constitution, i do think it will play on a couple of factors, the first is he's the commander in chief and ultimately he can't exaggerate that this is a 9/11 type of emergency. secondly, i do believe that this may hinge on the intention of the sourcing and so he has a duty to address immigration, he does not have a duty as a

they really think prizes it was top prize the actress the young may and the act at the wang scene should and they were by have saved the nominal and so they had to have gotten some sort of prize yes the film itself just briefly it's it's a story told over decades of chinese history starting in the culture of illusion coming up to the present day and it follows these two husband and wife and essentially it's a critique of china's one child policy there are a couple that lose a child in the cultural revolution and because of the then policy that they can only have one child are unable to have another child throughout their in the rest of their lives it's a heartbreaking story it's excruciating again it's the what it was saying it's the personal as political event that shows up there is political critique here but it's told through a very very intimate very deep personal story and i defy you to sit through this movie without bawling your eyes at the end of the film is so tragic it's it was a phenomenal film i expected could should have expected with actually the golden bear but there might

. >>> this just in, wetting word a cupertino woman was killed, wang was hiking sunday when she was hit by falling rock and the trail is closed due to hazardous conditions. she went around the gate, the death is under investigation. >>> oakwood police say the security guard injured in a shooting while working with a kpix5 news crew has been released from the hospital. two suspects are now under arrest. e klanblic library. vaz wacove tripod. one suspect and the guard then exchanged gunfire, joe and john walk us through the encounter. >> a teacher was involved in the oakland strike. john is standing next to the camera, a man got out of the car -- or what did he say. >> basically saying give up the camera, i want the camera, i said take it, it's yours. the next thing you know gunshots. >> it was shocking and -- don't want to miss any words we are both shaken up. >> a bit. >> rattled. >> police say they found one suspect who walked into the hospital with gunshot wounds. a second man crashed his car during a high spe. >>anwhwe know danville yesterday. he has been identified as john moore. po

investigators say 56-year-old xuan (shon) wang was hiking on the "mist trail" when she was hit by falling rock and ice. this is a map of yosemite park... you can see the mist trail in the center. it's a popular path that runs alongside vernal falls and nevada falls. the trail was closed due to dangerous conditions sunday. officials say the closure is clearly marked and the woman ignored the signs and went around the gate. ( james ) coming up ... we are tracking the storm. here is a live look at radar showing where the storm is impacting the bay area. (james)( darya ) welcome back. let's get a check of the weather this morning... heavy rainfall will be seen across the bay area today with flooding expected for small rivers and streams especially further north. expect highs in the upper 50's and low 60's with increasingly intense rainfall further to the south this evening for the south and east bay. winds will continue to be breezy well throughout the bay area with conditions calming down and clearing out into tomorrow. n from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101

investigators say 56-year-old xuan (shon) wang was hiking on the "mist trail" when she was hit by fallingrock and ice. this is a map of yosemite park... you can see the mist trail in the center. it's a popular path that runs alongside vernal falls and nevada falls. the trail was closed due to dangerous conditions sunday. officials say the closure is clearly marked and the woman ignored the signs and went around the gate. ( james ) as we head to break...here's a look at radar as rain moves into the bay area john will have a look at today's forecast. heavy rainfall will be seen across the bay area today with flooding expected for small rivers and streams especially further north. expect highs in the upper 50's and low 60's with increasingly intense rainfall further to the south this evening for the south and east bay. winds will continue to be breezy well throughout the bay area with conditions calming down and clearing out into tomorrow. major hot spot sb 17 overturn accidebnt bug moody curve. three lanes closed in hayward wb 92 at hesperian acident and glass spill even if no one in your h

wang's son said she loved the outdoors.he family is investigating the circumstances surrounding her death. >>> all right. here you go. our storm impact scale of 3 for today. a moderate to heavy rain event still ahead of us with more flooding on the way and wind damage this afternoon and evening when the fastest winds blow through up to 50 miles per hour. we just had a heavy shower move vi across lafayette.am it will be in walnut creek any minute, pleasanton, clayton 5:50. in 15 minutes point richmond, sausalito, tiburon, the same area inundated with moderate to heavy rain.s going to head up c to albany and benicia in the next five to ten minutes or so. look at south bay not a single radar return in the heart of the south bay. you'll get yours this evening. gets go through the flood watches. 4:00 some extended thursday morning because the river, russian river is going to flood at geurneville, napa river russian, it's going to happen tomorrow evening. we've got a flash flood watching for the rest of us until 4:00 a.m. wednesd

emily: that was gopro ceo nick woodman with selina wang.lack up, this messenger inches closer to going public, filing key paperwork to move ahead. and if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio, the app, and on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: messaging platform slack is moving along with its plans to go public, filing confidential paperwork with regulators. this is just one of several high-profile tech companies on track to hit the public markets in 2019, including uber, lyft, . we discussed of the filing on monday. >> today, slack confidentially filed for a proposed public listing, which is filing speak for a direct listing. so, direct listing, for those of you who are not familiar with this, is essentially when a company lets its shareholders, its employers, and early investors sell their shares on the public markets, but it doesn't go through the traditional ipo process of using underwriters and big banks of doing a big roadshow. essentially, it allows the early investors to get liquidity without generating more cash fo

statement to recognize wang is the new president of venezuela protection for skin firm to r.t. by a source inside italy's ruling coalition meanwhile certainly is something that's on the it's an option stop stop trump hold it right there you are making mistakes that will leave your hands covered in blood and you will leave the presidency stained with blood on trump again stresses sending troops to venezuela to support.

tolkien's childhood in rural engld, he was inspired by the english landscape, and as a 10-year-old boy wanglors of trees. that developed into his teen years when he started experimenting more with the mounting landscape and dark forests. here we have an illustration that tolkien produced in his teen years. it is from 1914, and it shows a cloaked and hooded figure walking through an eerie and nister forest. it wasomething that was so embedded in his imagination that in 1914, it came out in illustration and years later it would come out again in "bbit" rings." rd of this is a f working map "lord of the rings" that he used from 1937 to 1949. you can see how well used it is. it is folded and refolded, tattered and taped together. he did this so the narrative would always remain geographically true. tolkien always said he began with the map and made the story fit rather than beginningivith the narrthat creates geography. visitors might be surprised and also excited by tolkien's father christmas letters that he produced for his children over 25 years. it shows billy s -- ws really what an involve

still, being away from the comfort of their classrooms has caused some unease.carly wang/8- years-old- "it kind of feels weird, cause not a lot of people here are like, i know." staff at the rec center say they served more than double the amount of kids they usually take in on a weekday because of the strike.taziha ford/rec aide- "it's going to be kind of hectic -- i mean, its kids." ken siedler (seed-lur) kept his son deven out of class. and, the two chose to volunteer at the salvation army on garden street, where students who registered ahead of time... were provided a free lunch, snacks and adult supervision. ken siedler/father- "i think the community has shown incredible strength and resilience, yea. its, its heartwarming."deven siedler/11- years-old- "if somethings bad, then you can change it if you work together." captain purnell hall says the salvation army is prepared for the strike to go on for a while.capt. purnell hall/salvation army- "one of the things i know, during the strike, is that a lot of parents cant afford child care, um, and so we wanted to offer something during

it was a stressful situation as janelle wang could tell you. the shooting is under investigation.t will be reviewed by the the santa clara county district attorney's office as well which is normal with an officer-involved shooting. at noon today, the sheriff will answer more questions and nbc bay area will be there. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> a dramatic situation unfolding there. thanks, kris. >>> we follow the situation up in the north bay as well with the rain, the flooding. pete suratos is talking about that, and bob is at the closure for highway 37, and the rain continues to fall, although lighter, we show that radar and kari will give a much better explanation. i want to show you the activity over there, brentwood, discovery bay and coming across from the we anyone lawith t peninsula with the highway rain. the concern with highway 37, on to atherton is your alternate, where you're forced off the freeway, you can get back over toward 101. a smoother drive for most of the rest of the bay. the bay bridge metering lights recall not yet on because it's so li

investigators say 56-year-old xuan (shon) wang was hiking on the "mist trail" yesterday-- when she was hit by falling rock and ice. this is a map of yosemite park... you can see the mist trail in the center. it's a popular path from yosemite valley that runs alongside vernal falls and nevada falls. the trail was closed due to dangerous conditions yesterday. officials say the closure is clearly marked and the woman ignored the signs and went around the gate. (catherine) a big story tonight... we're still waiting for the results of the autopsy conducted on jeff adachi... the san francisco public defender died friday. authorities say there are lots of unanswered questions as to what happened.. kron four's maureen kelly reports. there was no answer at the telegraph place home where paramedics were called friday night.according to the district attorney's office - jeff adachi was with a friend -- and experienced trouble breathing after a dinner out in north beach.he was rushed to a hospital - where he died of an apparent heart attack. questions still remain on the circumstances surrounding h

park officials say 56-year-old shan wang was hiking on the mist trail when she was hit by falling rock and ice. the area is closed this time of year because of hazardous conditions. park officials say wang ignored the signs and went around the closed gate. >>> day three of the oakland teacher strike, and now the state superintendent tony thurman has joined the talks in an efforto find >> teachers say 95% of their members are still out on the picket line, and only 3% of parents have sent their kids to school. >> abc 7 reporter lyanne melendez is live from oakland with more on these negotiations. lyanne? >> well, there were no negotiations on saturday, and they only met for about an hour on sunday when talks suddenly broke off. and that's why the state superintendent of public instruction decided to step in. >> every day, rain or shine, we are here to walk the line! >> with their signs protected, teachers battled the rain and the unseasonably cold weather. over the weekend, most of them rested and came ready for day three on the picket line, followed by a rally, then a march. >> i made i

wang you said she was rejecting an award conferred on her by the american bar association.wang you has since made clear she agreed to the so-called interviews for the sake of her son the teenager was attempting to flee china when he was stopped at a border town in myanmar his father long john says chinese authorities used him as a bargaining chip. we're going with you all to move to the general room. says hi go on for one year of a mildly this is your new book of job joy you will want malaysia to. but what exactly is the aim of such confessions activist and academic dr tung bell believes that beyond intimidation and she merely ation they serve another purpose. rather than the permits and incentives. i lose face and i know i would be criticized by other humans activists. and i may lose my. right makarios to continue my work tongue knows what it's like to butt heads with the chinese government. he was once a human rights lawyer who took on some of china's most high profile causes and legal cases tongue was detained multiple times and now lives in exile in the united states he

. >> and in our nbc bay area studios i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. we have jessica skpoo and others across the flood plain. the only way in and out is on a boat. >> nbc bay area drone ranger was up and it soared over the flood zone to show this video. it shows the scope of the situation near and around the russian river. the river has been above flood stage for more than 24 hours now. forcing the mandatory evacuations of about 3600 people. and the river continues to rise this evening, even though the rain has stopped. >> indeed. sonoma county sheriff's department sheriff's deputy helping people evacuate from the flood zone. jodi hernandez was on board. no injuries reported and the rain s

wang's son said she loved the outdoors. her family said they are investigating the circumstances surrounding her death. >> sonoma county, just about all are flooding. willow brook the most severe, sonoma creek, green, laguna san -- de santa rosa. colgan. there's going to be ponding on the roadways. do not drive through that. they could easily 6" of rain push a car or person off. a little more than that. this entire area under a flood warning until at least 5:00. i'm feeling that may have to be extended. with all the rain falling i don't see creeks receding back into their banks any time soon. take you south where santa cruz mountains getting rain across the summit. as you head to kennedy road and blossom hill as you head to los gatos, some of our bridges are wet. look at this, we've got dumbarton bridge, san mateo bridge. look at the peppering of moderate to heavy rain on the bay bridge. richmond san rafael bridge, golden gate bridge and alameda. should say the winds are blowing across these areas, anywhere from 25 to 35 mi

nbc bay area's janelle wang was right there, as that suspect ran from the truck, right toward her. take a listen. >> he's pointing the shotgun, he's getting down. oh no. get down! get down! get down! he's pointing the shot gun. okay, you're fine. he's opened the door. oh my god, he's running! he's running! he's running! >> janelle a andnd thehey are okay. police shot and killed that suspect. nbc bay area's kris sanchez is live at first and trimble in san jose this morning. there she is. kris, i know you were able to listen to that recording overnight. tell us about what you were able to find out. >> reporter: well, this dispatcher recording seems to reveal what the suspect's friends, who gathered here last night, told nbc bay area. they said that the suspect told them he didn't expect to live through this hostage situation. we now know that suspect is mark moasski. he was shot when he ran from the u.p.s. truck with the shot gun. it sta las night, santa clara county sheriff's deputies tried to stop a stolen suv, the driver took off and someone in the suv fired at officers and even h

investigators say 56-year-old xuan (shon) wang was hiking on the "mist trail" when she was hit by fallinge. this is a map of yosemite park ... you can see the mist trail in the center. it's a popular path that runs alongside vernal falls and nevada falls. the trail was closed due to dangerous conditions sunday. officials say the closure is clearly marked and the woman ignored the signs and went around the gate. ( darya ) police in danville are looking for a suspect they believe shot and killed a man sunday. it happened at 34-70 fostoria way... just off 680 and near the crow canyon country club. an arrest warrant has been issued for 51-year-old mark allan sypien in the shooting death of john moore. investigators say sypien was last seen driving a silver 2003 ford escape with an illinois license plate. a man who owns a building near wherethe shooting took place says his son was in the area when shots were fired. <"apparently some vehicle pulled in and parked down toward the end, got out and then boom, you know, like a half a clip or something. so somebody was angry or upset or something">(

investigators say 56-year-old xuan (shon) wang was hiking on the "mist trail" when she was hit by fallingis is a map of yosemite park ... you can see the mist trail in the center. it's a popular path that runs alongside vernal falls and nevada falls. the trail was closed due to dangerous conditions sunday. officials say the closure is clearly marked and the woman ignored the signs and went around the gate. ( james ) don't forget you can stay connected to the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. you'll find full forecasts... and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. ( james ) now to the east bay. police in danville are looking for a suspect they belie on sunday.n s haaziq madyun has the latest on the investigation. an arrest warrant has been issued for 51-year-old mark allan sypien in the shooting death of john moore in the city of danville. danville police investigators say sypien was last seen driving this silver 2003 ford escape with illinois license plate 1008122. danville police chief allan shields say sypien is consider armed and d

the park says wang ignored those signs and went around the gate. >>> there are still a lot of questions after the sudden death of public defender jeff adachi. he's one of san francisco's most prominent politicians. we're learning new details this evening about who was with him the night he died. bay area's sam brock joins us near coit tower where the initial 911 call came from. >> reporter: raj, sources tell our investigative unit that a preliminary autopsy report showed that jeff adachi had suffered extensive heart disease. typically the public defender's office and the district attorney's office don't usually have the same line of messaging, but today they both agreed that what happened here concerning jeff adachi was a personal matter, not necessarily a criminal one despite the fact there are crucial questions that remain unanswered. last friday, public defender jeff adachi passed away, and the city of san francisco began mourning. that much we know. but what happened in this north beach apartment? matt gonzalez, chief attorney for the public defender's office, and a longtime colleag

they say it was clearly marked with a gate in place, but they say that wang ignored those signs and went around the gate. >> nearly 200 passengers remain stuck on an amtrak train in oregon. take a look at the map. it's stuck near a town near oak ridge south of eugene. the train was headed to l.a. and was supposed to make a stop in oakland. last night the train hit a tree that had fallen on the tracks. no one can access that train or clear the tracks. there is plenty of food, water reported.n the train, and no >> well, it is just after 3:00 in the afternoon in vietnam where the eyes of the world will be tomorrow. president trump, the north korean leader kim jong-un, will hold a second meeting there to talk about denuclearization. nbc bay area's ian cole joins us with the latest on what is a high stakes summit, ian. >> president trump is set to arrive in hanoi just before 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. security there is tight. earlier this evening kim jong-un arrived in his armored train. the sl 2 1/2 days to get from north korea to vietnam. he tloed into a limo with his security detail walki

transition from the very end of china's cultural revolution to the present day acclaimed director wang says it is a hopeful story of people overcoming their struggles to make something out of their lives. to. face the future forget the past that was the ideology driving the cultural revolution in china. with his new film so long my son director wayne childish way shows us the years that followed this traumatic period when china transformed at an unprecedented pace. was. that she's sure. there are still mostly tough and tough. choices alan is always hope will be additional police officers. for his officers or. police he told those how to just walk. into a position to dock. the film tells the story of a family that loses a child the sole chance for them to have a future under china's then strictly enforced one child policy. this three hour saga refuses however to forget the past constantly returning to that which was left behind. in so long my son we see a country that is changing so rapidly its people are struggling to keep up director wings said that china today is so different from th

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. there's a lot to get to. we begin our team coverage with nbc bay area's jessica aguirre in forestville, which is just outside of guerneville. jessica. >> reporter: well, raj and jamel, just as you mentioned, what people have been anxiousry awaiting and in many cases dreading did happen about 30 minutes ago. the russian river did crest at 45.38. but that doesn't mean that the hassle, the concern, or the worries for these people are over in any means. let me show you what's happening behind me. what you see behind me are pg&e crews, lots of them right here. they're isolating the gas line here from the main pg&e system. that's because 250 houses all around us here in forestville are without gas. the gas was cut off. they have power but they don't have gas. pg&e crew members going manually, turning off every riser just as a precaution. and the estimation for when this gas may be turned off, well, that's really going to depend on how fast the river recedes and how much more rain is in the forecast. as far as fores

both you've been having a look at today's premier film so long my son by the chinese our director at wang show showing us perhaps that right he's already won second prize at this festival twice is this going to be his golden years. well phil you know i think we might have a winner what he says oh yeah evan and i were both really impressed with this film is the film doesn't get it the director doesn't get it we certainly hope at least one of the actors get it was absolutely stunning yeah it's also three hours long but i have to say it carried it all this movie goes through thirty years of recent chinese history told from the point of view of one the family through their joy but mostly lost they lose their son tragically and they're unable to have another son due to china's former one child policy quite a critical look at that actually right in the film's theme this year is the personal is political and david and i both agree that this one really does it tie in so that it could be exactly what the jury is looking for as they would set it to a western audience this could be perceived to be q

. >> and i'm janelle wang sitting in for jessica aguirre.off unfold here during the newscast last night and tonight new details on how it all start and the two people involved. first the woman who was part of the ups carjacking and she surrendered early and she is 23-year-old joann a macy rogers and this picture is the shotgun she used to shoot at them during the police chase. the other suspect who friends identify as mark more askii was seen holding the shutdown and he was shot after he ran into a nearby parking lot with the gun. robert honda is live in san jose with an update to the robert. >> reporter: as you said, the surviving suspect is the